We don’t want you to have to depend on your music streaming platform of choice to mix in the latest and greatest in Christian music. So, every Monday you can find our Top Five Dope Finds #MusicMonday edition as a resource to ensure your playlist stays fresh and Spirit-filled!
- (Album) Housefires VII (Live) by Housefires
Photo courtesy of YouTube Music With nine tracks, primarily led by Kirby Kaple and a few led by Nate Moore, this well-rounded worship album encompasses all of the reasons we give God our praise. From songs about blessing the Lord at all times to singing of a love like no other to inviting God into our space, throughout the entire album you will be reminded of why we give God all the glory.
2. (Single) Too Long by Bizzle
Christian rapper, Bizzle, is back with a new song dedicated to his wife. The love and honor that he pours out to his wife for being a constant source of support is endearing. It’s not often that you hear a rap song dedicated to a wife and celebrating marriage, so it’s definitely dope to listen to Bizzle’s expression of gratitude towards the woman he exchanged vows with.
3. (Single) Gotta Believe by Tasha Cobbs Leonard
“It’s gonna work out like I knew it would. I’ll finish stronger than I thought I could. There’s a rainbow behind the clouds.” Powerhouse, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, delivers an upbeat inspirational track that’s reminiscent of Dream Girls or movie soundtrack. The basic premise is that despite our current situation, we must believe that everything is ultimately going to work out for our good.
4. (Single) Brand New Man by Mission feat. Scootie Wop
“I got in tune with the lamb…Built on rock not sand,” raps Mission on this new summer banger. This song is really just a vibe with a few recognizable scripture references that many love to quote. If you’re looking for a track to add to your gym playlist or something to nod to during your drive, this is it.
5. (Single) Pull Up by Derek Minor feat. Greg James and THICC James
Listen, when you’re saved but you’re still about that life… Derek Minor teamed up with Greg James and THICC James for a summer banger dripping with the sauce of a secular rap track minus the vulgar language. This is definitely just a fun track to turn all the way up as you navigate through your city.
